It's a simple RV park. My interaction with staff was limited as I was there for a group activity…read morebooked by someone else. The grounds were nice the faculties were adequate and I've got nothing to complain about. ONE NEGATIVE almost all the bathrooms are porta-potties and I didn't see a single ADA accessible porta-potty. Which would make this place very difficult to visit with my wife.

We've been coming here for years as a group and this was my 7th year. This year, the outhouses were…read moreover full and just disgusting. The actual restroom facilities weren't any better. The garbage's got over full quickly, there was no soap, toilets were clogged or leaking. The showers were even worse with a putrid smell and a slime on all surfaces of it. The grounds weren't kept like they've been in years past. There were random extra charges being added (which I understand they were fixed) The cabin was clean and appeared well kept. However the mattress I was supposed to sleep on was disgusting with unknown stains. Glad I brought an air bed because I would've rather slept on the floor than that mattress. I definitely miss the old managers that were there. I know I'm not the only one from our group that had the same experience. The ground were always actually very well kept, bathrooms/showers were always spotless, mattresses cleaned (perceptively), cabins were tidy etc. Hopefully they work through this and can improve from here. Definitely killed the mood this year

I absolutely love it here. I've been staying here almost a year, and I would say the best part…read moreabout Rosemont Terrace is the family dynamic. The new owners are great and are improving a lot of things that I understand the old owners left as issues. The manager is AWESOME and so helpful, I'm living by myself and have learned a lot from the manager and the people here. The park is clean, there is a laundry and bathroom/shower facility, as well as a soda machine. Close to town and the beach. I couldn't be happier with my choice of a place to stay. Also VERY dog friendly, which is a huge plus for me. I love dogs and my dog loves everybody here, and everyone is so nice to him.

From the owner: The Rosemont-Terrace RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Long Beach, Washington and is a…read moregreat place for an authentic coastal vacation. Onsite, campers can expect great fishing, biking and hiking, as well as breathtaking scenic and sunset views. Just beyond the campground, travelers can look forward to a host of excellent historic sites such as Cape Disappointment Lighthouse, Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, Marsh's Free Museum and North Head Lighthouse. Travelers can also look forward to the Razor Clam Festival, fun days on the beach, go fishing and boating and explore the Lewis and Clark Discovery Trail. And of course, guests to the campground can take advantage of the local eateries nearby along with souvenirs and antique shops for a true Washington escape. Amenities at the park include: 30 amp sites, water, sewage, restrooms, full hookups, laundry facilities and showers. Hope to see you soon!

This is a little place run by a friendly old guy. It's really close to everything, but I will tell…read moreyou, it's TIGHT! The spaces are super small and you better hope you get a nice neighbor, because you are in very tight quarters. We have a bigger rig, but I did see others here too and well, if there is a will there is a way. The staff and soo super friendly.. if anything stay for that! It was a little dicey getting in/ out. Be careful! It is a bit rundown but really for the location, it is very convenient. It is also managed by a younger guy who is cool. Ice and a little fishing store on site.

From the owner: -Ilwaco has long been known as the Fishing Capital of the West, Come see why!.-Fishing trips…read moreinclude bait, tackle, pole, coffee and an experienced skipper and deck hand. Bring warm clothing and lunch/beverages.-Boat Tours visit the lower Columbia River and Relive Lewis & Clark sites.-Campgrounds and RV park offer full hookups, water, sewer, electric, cable and wireless internet available.-Hours of Operations: 8 am - 5 pm, but during fishing season extended hours 4 am - 8pm May-October

Great places to camp.Some places need work on the satellite bathrooms. Need more trees between…read morecamping sites. Maintenance needs to inspect every water spigot and power tree

3 of us Stayed here for 3 nights in a studio cabin. It was a cute cozy cabin with basic amenities…read more(coffee, utensils, towels, sheets, plenty of pillows, cable) it got a bit cramped at times with just three of us plus our stuff inside so I can't picture it with four ppl but I'm not complaining it kept us warm and cozy at night. The location is good, there's close beach access, and it's near all the hikes and sites you'd want to see in the area. The front staff was helpful and there are fire pits for rent if you like plus other things like games movies. There's a fun little playground and basket ball court with provided sand toys and balls etc. there's drinkable water stations but it tastes like hose water so we stuck to bottled when we could! The vibe of the campground is unfriendly due to the other patrons not the staff so don't expect any cumbaya singing by the shared camp fire on any night, let alone a friendly wave!

I attended Arts Week at Sou'wester Lodge and had a wonderful time! The setting alone is stunning…read more Seaview has this quiet, windswept beauty that slows you down in the best way. You're close to the ocean, surrounded by trees, and there's this constant sense of spaciousness that lets your mind open up. It creates the perfect conditions for artists to think, feel, and make work. What makes Arts Week truly special, though, is the people. The group of artists is diverse, thoughtful, and deeply engaged. You're in conversation all day long, whether that's over shared meals, spontaneous collaborations, or late night talks that somehow become the most meaningful part of the experience. It's rare to find a space where people show up this open and this willing to connect. The programming strikes a great balance. There's structure when you want it, like readings, performances, and workshops, but also plenty of unstructured time to follow your own creative instincts. There's also a real sense of care built into the week. The staff and organizers are thoughtful and attentive, and you can feel that they want everyone there to succeed!

This isn't a Hyatt or regular lodging so temper your expectations. It's certainly creative and…read moreI'll remember my stay here more than at countless motels/hotels over the years. The first floor of the historic lodge is very inviting. Listening to vinyl records in the homey living room was relaxing. They offer a good selection of creative snacks, grocery, and nick nacks. Two of the rooms were very spacious, we enjoyed use of the retro kitchen and eating on the balcony. Go enjoy a movie from an ample VHS selection. The door of some trailers were finicky to operate. Other than that the bed sagged a bit and more hooks would have been nice. The proximity to what Long Beach has to offer - including The Depot next door - is a huge plus. This was a great spot for our large wedding party. Props to being dog kind and employing a friendly and accommodating staff.

This place is not good: the caretakers live on site and are miserly rednecks who will blame you for…read moretheir mistakes. And the facilities suck if you're tent camping. We checked in and had to cough up a $50 cash deposit for a group site. It was in direct sun with no trees, which is deceptive on their campground map. It was full on sun, so we asked if a nearby shaded campsite was available during our stay before we set up camp. The older lady, who seemed somewhat mixed up, told me our group could use a nearby shaded site during the entirety of our stay. Another camper would arrive at the adjacent site on our last night, so "No problem," according to her. We could use the shady site; just expect a neighbor on our last night. We were fine with that and were grateful for the shade. Well that wasn't the case: While we were out of cell phone range for the day, she calls and says we must break camp immediately and move back to our sunny group site with no shade. We had to move 3 tents, kids, and lots of camping equipment quickly before the next customers arrived in the shady spot. The reason? The old lady mixed up the campsite numbers and didn't want to admit her mistake. She forgot that the shady site we were allowed to use was actually already booked. When I asked why we had to move suddenly, she said, "That's not what I told you!" which was a lie to make her look good in front of her crotchety husband. Then she said she was "doing us a kind favor "by offering a shaded site, and that we needed to go immediately to the group site, in the full sun. Her husband became angry at my question and yelled, "Then just get out now!!!" in a very mean way. I told them we'd kindly move back to the group site but I just wanted to know why things changed so suddenly. What a jerk the caretakers are! they both made us feel like crap for their own mistakes and mix-up. Facilities here are sub-par, lacking effort and craftsmanship. Everything's been built on the cheap: Showers only run for 5 min before you have to put 3 more quarters in. And no: you can't load it with 6 quarters for 10 min.; only 3 quarters go in at a time. You have to step out from the shower into the common area (naked) to put 3 more quarters in for your next 5 min. The shower changing area is too small , and there's a family campsite directly behind the bathrooms, so you can hear children playing while you're in there. Cheap faucets and fixtures. Probably a bad septic system too, because you have to hold down the flusher for quite a while. Toilets don't flush strongly and there are no locks on stall doors. The water source for tent campers is too far away and and there's a gross "sink" to do dishes in up near the bathrooms. We had a portable toilet near the group site, which was cleaner and more convenient than the actual bathrooms and sinks were. Overall, stay away from this place and these people who run it. There are better people to give your money to for some decent facilities. I'll never stay here again and hope to never see the caretakers again!

We needed a place to stay the night on the fly as all of Hood River was booked. Very quiet and…read morefriendly place to camp. No frills but very friendly and pretty flowers!

We didn't have and didn't need a gate-keeper. The campsite packets are available at the door…read more Pretty convenient layout, offering some sun and some visual privacy. Primitive tenting is reasonably priced. Be sure to pick up any trash that might be left. Good place to camp. Happy camping!

This is the worst RV park I ever parked in ,HAD to climb under neighbor slide out to hook up my…read moresewer line .No amenties, MY son & I took grandson was told it would be $40 They would not take debit, Or I could not write check.CASH ONLY , THEY TOLD US IF WE DID NOT PAY RIGHT AWAY THEY WOULD EVICT US. THIS WAS OUR FIRST & LAST TIME

Sometimes we just have no water or power. No explanation. Later you might find out they were…read moreworking on it. With no notice. On a Sunday morning. Stay blessed.

The new owner is upgrading the spaces with concrete & landscape rocks, the loop was paved just last…read moreweek so it's not dusty like so many others around. The only drawback is you CAN'T GET CABLE hook-ups on your site, they have crappy wi-fi that shuts off most weekends? I haven't figured out why? Maybe the manager isn't around to reset the router? They keep working on the issues, so they get props for trying. Keeping an open mind we have only been here a few weeks & everyone is friendly & its close to town & the beach & my grandson's.